He's not wrong.

What's Cracken?

Good afternoon.

Welcome to the program.

I'm Jim Rome.

I am live in Southern California. Quick reminder with professional great products for every industry Granger as you covered, call our Clipgranger.com or stop on by. What an absolutely wild day. Wild, wild day. That's why I am absolutely pumped to have this guy. Help us break it down. We're joined right now by a Super Bowl champion and Emmy Award winner.

He played 13. so we pumped to have this guy, help us break it down. We're joined right now by a Super Bowl champion and Emmy Award winner.

He played 13 years in the NFL for the Titans, the Browns, the Patriots, the Dolphins.

He is a CBS NFL game analyst and ESPN studio analyst.

He is Jason McCordy, Jason, my dude.

With respect to everything that's going on today, I can't believe you made time for us. So thank you very much for doing that. How are you doing, dude? I'm doing good. I'm good to see you. It's crazy. It's crazy. Crazy. In fact, so crazy. Let me just ask you this. I could start anywhere. But as you're watching all this play out, what's the most dramatic move or two

that you've seen all day long? What comes to your mind for us? What do you want to start with?

Man, let's go back to Friday night. I think Max Crosby has been the biggest move.

Then kind of no one saw coming. Everyone were talking about the Dallas Cowboys for the Baltimore

Ravens to step up and offer two first

round draft picks for a guy like Max Crosby. Baltimore had never given up a first round draft pick

for any veteran via trade and they give up two for Max Crosby. So it just goes to show where they

are as an organization and feel like they had to do something to try to get over the hump.

Time will tell if he'll be the piece. But a fantastic pickup. I said it earlier when I was on get up. Max Crosby is the definition of the saying, play like a Raven. He'll be excellent in that locker room. Jason McCordy joining us. I'm so glad you started right there. You're right. It's so out of character, right? That's not what they do.

It's so out of character. Not only did they give up a draft pick, but they gave up two number

ones. Did they overpay? And I love Max, but what are you getting in Max at age 29 with like

eight operations? Are you concerned about that at all? Situation matters, you know, and when you say

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